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Dec122017 by Voice of LondonNo Comments

What’s left after you’re gone? Nothing much, states this Japanese photographer

Words and pictures: Marija Tomsone | Subbing: Isabella Dawe As Serbian poet and philosopher Dejan Stojanovic once said: “Absolute equals nothingness”. We are not sure this quote was the source for inspiration behind this particular exhibition, but it definitely made us think of it. The Voice of London Entertainment presents: Hiroshi Sugimoto’s Theatre Series within his collection of photographic works named Snow White. Hiroshi Sugimoto is an award-winning Japanese photographer, who has his own recognizable style. He is the creator of the catalogue made of a number of photographic series, every one of which has similar themes and features. This year Sugimoto brought his Theatre Series - a collection where he captures drive-in, abandoned and Italian opera theatres. “What’s so special abou

Dec12017 by Voice of LondonNo Comments

London art week

Arts, culture, Culture, Exhibition, Featured, Lifestyle, Travel

This year Christmas arrived early for all the art lovers living in London. The famous London Art Week is back and ready to take over this week! More than 30 of London’s prestigious art galleries will be hosting this eye-opening event as well as three leading auction houses. The galleries will be open from 10am till 6 pm on weekdays and 11am till 5 pm on the weekends. Many people think London Art Week is for collectors and shoppers only but it is so much more than that. It is an incredible experience for anyone who is interested in art, the industry or just wants to spend a weekend looking at wonderful art works. No matter what you do or who you are, this event will be an uplifting experience that will add something to you. Here is a list of the galleries on where the e

Nov102017 by Voice of LondonNo Comments

What to expect from the Met gala 2018

Fashion, Featured

The Metropolitan Museum of Art has confirmed the rumours about their controversial 2018 theme: religion. The Costume Institute for the Met has announced the theme for the 2018 gala, and designers are quaking in their boots. Titled "Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination", the theme is intended to explore the historical relationship between religion and fashion. https://www.instagram.com/p/BbPTD-eAhW4/ This is not the first time the iconic gala has pushed boundaries. However, in choosing a theme so close to the current political climate we cannot help but wonder what message the museum hopes to portray. Fans of the gala have reacted with excitement and curiosity. Everyone is interested to see how our favourite celebrities will tackle such a controversial and potenti...

Oct202017 by Voice of LondonNo Comments

4 Notable Theatres in London

Entertainment, theatre

Words & Pictures: Tracey Popoola | Subbing: Claudia Jackson Whether you’re living in the capital or just visiting, your experience probably won’t be complete until you’ve watched at least one entertaining theatre show. So, here’s a list of London’s four most famous theatres. The Old Vic Originally founded in 1818 as the Royal Coburg Theatre, The Old Vic, an independent theatre based in the heart of Waterloo, is one of London’s most enjoyed theatres, having hosted several acts in comedy, music, dance and classical dramas over the years. Many famous actors have graced the stage, including Dame Judi Dench and most recently John Boyega, who played the lead role in military production Woyzeck earlier this year. Family show Dr. Seuss’s The Lorax is currently back at The Old Vic unti